ISPTSA

General

Membership

Meeting

6:30 pm Apr 17, 2019

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Agenda

⚫ Introduction: Boot Camp by Sally Fouche / Jill Follett

⚫Approval of October 2018 General Meeting Minutes

⚫ President’s Message by Ching Guo

⚫ Principal Talk by Tara Gray

⚫ Counsellor's Talk – SBIRT by Arty Christianto

⚫ Student's Voice – Makerspace by Maxton Zhan

Boot Camp

Sally Fouche

Jill Follett

Approval of Minutes

Zena Heywood

President’s Message

• Current Board and the community

• Nominating and participation

• Spring Social and supporting IS

ISPTSA Board

President: Ching Guo

Secretary: Zena Heywood

Treasurer 1: Beverly Ni

Treasurer 2: Nancy Chung

VP of Community: Liying Tan & Qiong Chen

VP of Communications: Li Wu

VP of Fundraising: Dori Kelleran

VP of Outreach: Meribeth Nordloef-Pedersen

President-Elect: (Open)

Monday Messenger: Julie Molinari

Membership: Sharon Chen

Grants: Azfar Moazzam

Website: Sylvia Abrahamsson

IS Staff Liaison: Taylor Tillotson

ISPTSA Nominations

Nominations Committee：

Ching Guo

Zena Heywood

Azfar Moazzam

Email: president@isptsa.org

Nominations for 2019-2020 Board. Please consider serving. This is really a once-a-month commitment of 3-4 hours.

• President • President-Elect• Secretary• Treasurer 1 Treasurer 2• VP of Communications• VP of Community• VP of Outreach• VP of Fundraising

ISPTSA Community

Membership: (Sharon Chen, Chair) 417 Members

Senior Student Scholarship(s): Working on application and criteria for May 1st. Launch. One $1000 or two $500 scholarships. Application will be online at ISPTSA website.

Campus Improvement Day May 4th, Saturday, 9-Noon. Help beautify our campus. Everyone welcome. Any questions contact vpoutreach@isptsa.org

ISPTSA Fund Raising

Fall & Spring Fundraising Campaign Results:

•Fall Fundraiser Revenue$32,000

•Spring Social Revenue$48.900

•TOTAL GROSS REVENUE$80,900

YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR FUNDRAISING EFFORTS!

ISPTSA Funding

PTSA Budget approved by membership includes Total Gross Revenue of $120,000 from various sources, including our two major fundraisers above. We are on track, but currently trending short of goals by about $10k.

What can you do to help?

•REQUEST CORPORATE MATCHING – Doubles or Triples Your Impact•MAKE YOUR TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATION – Be Counted! We accept donations ALL YEAR!

Your participation matters!

Principal Talk

Tara Gray

Counsellor’s Talk -

SBIRT

Arty Christianto

SBIRT at International SchoolScreening, Brief Intervention, Referral to Treatment

Date: Tuesday April 16, 2019

To serve each and every student academically, socially, and emotionally

SBIRT: Importance and Relevance

Broadens our reach

Identifies early mental health and substance abuse symptoms and provide access to intervention

Supports students in becoming their BEST SELF

Contemplation

of Suicide

Vaping

at IS

SBIRT: Team Leaders

Deborah Kraft/Jared Taylor

• Bellevue School District SBIRT Leaders

Robin Moore

• Assistant Principal, International School

Arty Christianto

• Middle School Counselor, International School

Brianna Chamberlain

• Mental Health Counselor, Youth Eastside Services

SBIRT: What is SBIRT?

Screening

• Check Yourself Tool – a short series of questions to assess possible needs

Brief Intervention

• A series of short meetings with students designed to elevate their awareness of problematic substance abuse or mental health needs

Referral to Treatment

• Collaboration with students and parents to connect students to appropriate services based on each student report

SBIRT: Screening Topics

Strengths

Support

School

Health

Stress

Coping

Sleep

Home

PTSD Symptoms Screening

Depression Screening

Anxiety Screening

SBIRT: Possible OutcomesO

utc

om

es

Low Risk

Moderate Risk

High Risk

Tier I – Personalized Feedback/No Flag

Tier II – Brief Intervention – Motivational Interviewing

Tier III – Immediate Brief Intervention

and Referral to Services

SBIRT: Other Responses – SEL Lessons

September:

What is HIB? Defining, process, and reporting

October:

Social Awareness – How does our actions in person and online affect others?

January:

Communication –Intent vs Impact

April:

Self-Management –Identifying Your Own

Emotions and Caring for Self

BSD SEL Lessons

Screener – Week of April 29th

•7th Grade Science Class Period 3

• Follow Up in Periods 5 and 7Monday April 29th

•7th Grade Science Class Period 6

• Follow Up/Triage after school and Wednesday 4/17Tuesday April 30th

•7th Grade Science Class Period 5

• Follow Up/Triage in Period 7 Thursday May 2nd

Wrap Up on Friday May 3rd

Questions

and

Answers

Student’s Voice -

Makerspace

Maxton Zahn

Thank You!

What’s a Makerspace?

“A makerspace is a collaborative work space inside a school, library or separate public/private facility for making,

learning, exploring and sharing that uses high tech to no tech tools.”

International’s Makerspace

Where the Money Went

Cricut : $450 Gimbal : $130 Arduino : $40 3D Pen : $ 50

Cricut

Smartphone Gimbal

Ian Wang’s French video, filmed using the Smartphone Gimbal

Arduino

3D Pens

3D Printer

Poster Printer

● Chloe Frei’s Senior Project

● Regen Lorden’s class

● Office staff

● French classes

Why are Makerspaces Important?

● Develops innovation and creativity

○ Lack of elective classes at International

● Building practical skills

● Interdisciplinary learning

● Recreational activities

The Future of Makerspaces at International and BSD

● Makerspace movement in its infancy at BSD

● BSD far behind other school districts

● Schools across district implementing Makerspaces

● Makerspaces will become an integral part of school

environment in coming years

● The district hasn’t fully recognized Makerspaces yet

Tyee’s Makerspace

Long Terms Goals

● Deeply integrate Makerspace into International

● Develop Makerspace lessons and teaching for the

classroom

● Make makerspace tools and activities easily

avaliable to students and staff

● Promote makerspace as recreational space for

students

The Evergreen School’s Makerspace, one of the best in the state

What’s Next?

2019 - 2020 and Beyond

● Tech team will take over management of

Makerspace

● Tara Jones (RTS) returns from maternity leave

● Makerspace website expanded

● Makerspace events

○ Halloween Costume workshop

○ 3D Printing workshops

Tech Team

How You Can Help

● Donations!

○ Vinyl

○ Fabric

○ Old tools

○ Random tech

○ Craft supplies

○ Etc.

Makerspace Day

Showcase of International’s Makerspace and everything it

has to offer.

Contact

s-zhangmax@bsd405.org

Q & AT H A N K S